


Moving in Stereo is a high energy, dance-all-night 80s retro band from Savannah, Georgia. Playing all the best dance music from the 80s, from songs like "Jesse's Girl" to "I Want Candy" and from bands like Duran Duran to Prince, Moving in Stereo is bringing back the fun of the 1980s one 1-hit-wonder at a time!
| Feb. 17 2010 | Dingus Magees | Statesboro, GA |
| Mar. 05 2010 | The Millhouse | Statesboro, GA |

Time-traveling visitors from an impossibly advanced past, Moving in Stereo have arrived in the present to introduce a post-millennial generation to the futuristic technology and music in a new wave of days gone back.
They’re bringing back the 1980s, one 1-hit wonder at a time.
Brothers Mike and Paul Czech love the decade. It’s when they
grew up, and when they started playing music together in
Canton, Ohio.
The band’s music started as a hodgepodge of decades, but the Czechs quickly refined their playlist
to a razor’s edge, focusing on the New Wave bands of the late seventies and 1980s.
"There are good memories attached to the 80s," Mike said. "Paul and I are from the 80s. We think
of our high school years, MTV, and growing up."
Moving in Stereo shows quickly turn into big parties. With Mike (his name, pronounced
"Mike Check," is the perfect calling card for a singer) calling the shots from the stage, crowds
jump, dance, swing, sway and sing along to 80s hits from Devo to Corey Hart, Cyndi Lauper to Prince.
"I think the craziness is the energy we get from people jumping around. We play off that energy, and it
drives us to be more energetic. This music lends itself to that kind of vibe," Mike said. Read More...
Moving in Stereo is a duo, but this isn’t two guys with acoustic guitars playing the same old covers. Mike’s the guy with the guitar rig, Paul’s the one with the drums. Add in a little bit of modern musical technology, and you’ve got a full band that can pull off anything from Cheap Trick to Nena.
And don’t think "duo" means just two guys. Mike and Paul are sometimes joined by bass player Ryan Kelly, who toured the world with the band Dayroom before succumbing to the allure of shoulder pads, checkerboard patterns and "Flock of Seagulls" hair.
"Ryan is an incredibly sensitive and intuitive musician who adds a tremendous amount of energy to the band," Paul said.
The strong bond between the Czech brothers (yes, they’re two wild and crazy guys) makes their performances tight, compelling and note-perfect.
"We grew up playing punk music, so we have that punk ethos – that eighth-note vibe where we lock in together," Mike said. "We learned to play our instruments together."
Working and traveling all over the country came together when the Czechs found themselves living and working in Statesboro, Georgia at the same time – Mike teaching a rock-and-roll history class for Georgia Southern University, and Paul working in the marketing department of the college.
The two hadn’t played together in five years before starting Moving in Stereo in early 2009. The old magic came back instantly.
"It’s natural and effortless," Paul said. "One of the reasons for the great response we’re getting is because of the chemistry between me and Mike."
There’s a joy in playing live for the brothers. "It’s almost like an endorphin rush from working out," Mike said. "You just have to do it." Close
| SONG | ARTIST |
| Bizarre Love Triangle | New Order |
| Blister in the Sun | Violent Femmes |
| Centerfold | J. Geils Band |
| Dancing With Myself | Billy Idol |
| Don't You Forget About Me | Simple Minds |
| Don't You Want Me? | Human League |
| Drive | The Cars |
| Electric Avenue | Eddy Grant |
| Faith | George Michael |
| Fight For Your Right | Beastie Boys |
| Hungry Like the Wolf | Duran Duran |
| I Hate Myself for Loving You | Joan Jett |
| I Melt With You | Modern English |
| I Wanna Be Sedated | Ramones |
| I Want Candy | Bow Wow Wow |
| I Want You to Want Me | Cheap Trick |
| I Will Follow | U2 |
| Jenny (867-5309) | Tommy Tutone |
| Jesse's Girl | Rick Springfield |
| Just What I Needed | The Cars |
| Let's Dance | David Bowie |
| Let's Go | The Cars |
| Lovesong | The Cure |
| Mickey | Toni Basil |
| Moving in Stereo | The Cars |
| Once in a Lifetime | Talking Heads |
| One Way or Another | Blondie |
| Our House | Madness |
| Rebel Yell | Billy Idol |
| Relax | Frankie Goes to Hollywood |
| Rock Me Amadeus | Falco |
| Send Me An Angel | Real Life |
| Shake It Up | The Cars |
| She Blinded Me With Science | Thomas Dolby |
| She Bop | Cyndi Lauper |
| Should I Stay or Should I Go? | The Clash |
| Sunglasses at Night | Corey Hart |
| Synchronicity 2 | The Police |
| Tainted Love | Soft Cell |
| Take On Me | A-ha |
| The Safety Dance | Men Without Hats |
| Turning Japanese | The Vapors |
| We Got The Beat | The Go Gos |
| What I Like About You | The Romantics |
| When Doves Cry | Prince |
| Walking On Sunshine | Katrina and the Waves |
| West End Girls | Pet Shop Boys |
| Whip It | Devo |
| Workin' For A Living | Huey Lewis |
| Working for the Weekend | Loverboy |
| You Spin Me Right Round | Dead or Alive |
| Date | Venue | Location |
|---|---|---|
| Feb. 17 2010 | Dingus Magees | Statesboro, GA |
| Mar. 05 2010 | The Millhouse | Statesboro, GA |
| Mar. 12 2010 | Buffalos Cafe | Statesboro, GA |
| Mar. 25 2010 | Dingus Magees | Statesboro, GA |
| Apr. 14 2010 | Dingus Magees | Statesboro, GA |
| Apr. 23 2010 | The Millhouse | Statesboro, GA |
| May. 07 2010 | Buffalos Cafe | Statesboro, GA |
| May. 07 2010 | Dingus Magees | Statesboro, GA |